Glossary of indian cooking terms #5
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Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
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(piper betle); also the digestive | ||
preparation made with betel leaf | ||
patta), lime paste, catechu, and | ||
which may also include coconut flakes, | ||
fennel, clove, cardamon, tobacco, and | ||
gulkand, and be covered with silver | ||
yogurt, flavored with fried black | ||
seeds | ||
small pieces | ||
and kneading dough, cleaning dal or | ||
rice, and preparing and cutting | ||
religion (primarily centered at | ||
the state of Maharashtra), with | ||
as prophet. Parsees fled from their | ||
Persian homeland between the eighth | ||
twelfth centuries to escape religious | ||
persecution by Moslem rulers | ||
peas, and coconut milk, a specialty | ||
southern regions | ||
garnished with pistachio nuts | ||
bone structure similar to flounder | ||
with spices, meat, chicken, or | ||
in the eastern regions of India | ||
in South India | ||
milk | ||
with seasoned yogurt | ||
pistachio-flecked cream sauce | ||
South | ||
moghul spices, a Kashmiri specialty | ||
and spices | ||
preparation from North India | ||
flavored with spices | ||
sambaar |
Directions
Paan leaves of the betel pepper plant (paan ka
betel nut,
foil
Paani water Pachadi yogurt salad made with raw vegetables and
mustard
Pakode fritters Palak spinach greens Paneer Chenna compressed into a cake and cut into
Papad lentil wafers Papeeta papaya Paraath large high-rimmed platter used for mixing
basmati
vegetables
Paratha griddle-fried whole-wheat flaky bread Parsee follower of the Persian Zoroastrian Bombay in
Zoroaster
and
Pasanda Kabab same as Barra Kabab Pateela handless saucepan used for general cooking
Payasam pudding made with yellow mung beans, split
of the
Peda/Pede milk fudge molded into small pillows and
Peela yellow Phool Badi tapioca or sago wafers; rice wafers Phool Gobhi cauliflower Phulka baked whole-wheat puffed bread Piaz onion Pista pistachio Pitthi spicy bean stuffing used in Kachauri Podina mint Pomfret non-oily firm-fleshed fish with size and
Poori deep-fried puffy bread Pullao pilaf - basmati rice cooked in ghee or oil
vegetables
Punch-phoron spice blend used for flavoring vegetables
Pappadam puffy lentil wafers, a specialty of Malabar
Rabadi thickened milk sauce made by cooking down
Rabadi Dooth milk enriched with rabadi Rai mustard Raita raw or cooked vegetables or fruits mixed
Raja king Rajma red kidney beans Ram Tulsi white basil Rang color Ras Malai dessert of cheese dumplings in Rasam spicy lentil broth, a specialty of the Rasedar vegetables in thin gravy Rasooi kitchen Rogan Josh lamb braised in yogurt and cream with Rogani Gosht rich meat dish made with cream, usli ghee,
Roi a local fish sold in Bag Bazaar in Calcutta
Roti bread Ruh essence Sabat Moong green whole mung beans Sabat Urad black whole gram beans Sabzi vegetables; also stir-fried vegetable Sabziwala vegetable seller Sada plain Safaid white Saag greens Salan spicy gravy Sambaar vegetable and lentil stew with tamarind,
Sambaar podi blend of hot spices used for flavoring Classic Indian Cooking by Julie Sahni ISBN 0-688-03721-6 Submitted By DIANE LAZARUS On 11-02-94
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